FIRST TIME HEARING Righteous Brothers - You’ve Lost That Feeling REACTION | VOCALS ARE GOLD! 🔥😳
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Harmonizing is the word ur lookin for 😉
Thank you!!! 🙏🙏
“You know what I’m sayin?” =
I’m submitting this for consideration.
Love your channel.
I love the way Bobby just kicks back while Bill's doing his thing, they he goes all out when it's his turn to join in!
Pure raw talent - no auto tune! MOST requested song of 20th century. Best duet EVER!
The Righteous Brothers were a singing duo, not biological brothers. From a VOA News interview with Bobby Hatfield: "We were working in a club in Southern California when we first started out," he said. "We used to get quite a few black Marines coming down from this Marine base, El Toro. Bill and I started doing more and more duets together. After one duet, one of the guys yelled out, 'That's righteous, brothers!'"
Ha I thought they were brothers this whole time I've been alive
@@num1Jaysta Haa! The marines referred to the duo as bruthas😉
Bobby Hatfield had the high voice and Bill Medley had the lower voice. Bill is still performing today at age 83. They were 24 in this video. Bobby passed away in 2003 from coronary heart disease ( a heart attack).
*The Righteous Brothers - "Soul and Inspiration"*
The guy who sings first in this song is Bill Medley. Years after this he sang the theme song to the movie "Dirty Dancing" called "The Time Of My Life". Bill is a baritone which is a lower voice but not as low as a bass. Bobby Hatfield is the one that sang "Unchained Melody". He is a tenor which is a higher male voice. Following this song, you need to listen to their song, "Soul and Inspiration".
This is also like 1965 where there was no auto tune just their amazing voices
OMG We know there was no Autotune. What do people who insist on saying that all the time get from saying it ad nauseam? They need to put that phrase on one of those insurance commercials about not turning into your parents when buying a home.
@@brynneholt1990 I don't believe they're putting that info out for YOU or I, but for new people just getting into these musical eras.
So chill a little.
I believe this song is one of if not the most played song in radio history
what's radio?
@@JuandeFucaU It's a 20th century thing. Like not having to tattoo or shave your privates.
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@@raenellefisher8514 🤣🤣
It was the #1 most played song on the radio in the 20th century.
One of those female singers in the background chorus was an very young unknown singer who later became very famous and went by the name CHER! And yes this was the most played song on American radio in the 20th century with a documented 8+ million plays.
Captain Obvious here, but: Cher became famous [with Sonny Bono] just months after the recording session ....I don't think she was on the broadcast in the video....I don't even think those people in the back were really singing at all, it was lip synced, or the official recording was inserted into the original sound of the video tape or film [which ever the original source was].
@@thomastimlin1724 actually it was over-dubbed (in 2015 I think). This came from ‘Shindig’ and the original, live version is out there too with all the girls screaming in the background….😊
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The other backup singer was Whitney Houston
@@DWQJVB omg wow
This song didnt sit on the top of the charts for as long as it did for no reason...this is an amazing duet
ALL of the ladies loved them.
That smile on her face toward the end of the song? lol That's all of us women listening to The Righteous Brothers.
That was declared the most requested song to radio stations of the 20th century. Bill is 6’8-9 and Bobby was 6’4-5. I met Bill in Las Vegas and he was a nice guy.
The Unchained Melody was an older song that Bobby sang in his soulful style, and this song was written specifically for them and their singing style. Same with their later song Soul and Inspiration, which Bill produced after they left their previous record company. They had such different voices so they both also did solo songs included on their albums.
The song was actually written in 1955 for a movie called "Unchained" and sung by several different artists a number of years before the Righteous Brothers did it. Their version is certainly the mos well known/successfyl.
Bill Medley has the deep voice, while Bobby Hatfield has the high voice. They harmonize really well.
The smiles on your faces when you are discovering greatness.... awesome!
Real musical talent touches your soul on a cellular level. Older musicians give a piece of themselves and you feel it.
Thank you for keeping our music alive
Every time I hear them sing it gives me the chills. I love them. They are awesome
I gotta say you so deserve to reach that 100k. The amount of time you put into reacting to video's. And knowing your girlfriend and baby girl is by your side is a bonus. Happy New Year peace and love ❤
Thank you so much! Happy New Year! 🙏
This will be easy to explain, because it's just the two of them. The melody line is the main line of any song. Musically, it's the most important part. It's the main musical theme. Whenever someone sings the song on their own, the melody line is what they sing. Bill Medley, the first voice you hear, down in the bass, is singing the melody line through most of the song.
Harmony are the musical lines that surround the melody line. They are usually a bit softer and more in the background, if only by a bit, and there to compliment the melody and fill out the sound. Bobby Hatfield is singing the harmony line above Bill's melody line. But in other groups you can have the harmony below the melody, or above and below if you have enough voices to do so. But the melody line is the lead line, which usually makes the singer of that line the "lead singer", if only for that moment while singing the melody.
Bro, give her permission to smile and like a song. Holy hell! How can you BOTH not just love this song! ?
They definitely picked the right name because their voices are Righteous
They didn't really pick it. They were going by another name, singing at a bar off of a Marine base that the black soldiers went to. The story goes that one of the soldiers told them after a show "that was RIGHTEOUS, brothers!" and they took it and ran with it.
@@Isleofskye "the Righteous Guys" just doesn't sound right lol.
These two guys were ICONIC! Once in a life time artists! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
So great to see you both smile when Bobby hits the high notes "Bring it on Back"! I miss the music of the 60's, 70's, and some of the 80's.
You hear a lot of people saying “White men can’t sing Soul”. Ladies and Gentlemen I give you The Righteous Brothers. It’s known as Blue Eyed Soul
If you want to hear great harmonies with 2 actual brothers, react to The Everly Brothers. Their music is from the 50's and 60's. they started singing at 5 and 3 years old with their parents on a radio show (before TV was invented)
"harmonize" is the word I think you're thinking of. Good on you for being curious. Sign of intelligence my friend. We old and happy to help on and with your journey. Keep being you
Love seeing younger people like Music actual Music . God bless
IT WAS ALSO THE MOST PLAYED SONG IN THE 20TH CENTURY ON THE RADIO
This is the most listened to song on radio and TV in the twentieth century .
You guy's picked it right about the pitch of their voices. Pure harmony! You'll find they are not true brothers but when they started out the Black community branded their voices as RIGHTEOUS! Hence the Righteous Bros were born, Fun fact.
Yeah their Harmonies are just so dang good. So much really really good music from the 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's that nobody even knows, well you youngins. :) Being I'm 55 I can call you "youngins". I hope. lol
My dad gave me ( When I turned 16 in 1964 ) his 1956 Chrysler that had a built in 45 record player in the dash. I wore it out playing The Righteous Brothers, The Everly Brothers, Al Green, Sam Cooke, Jerry Butler and the Supremes 45 single hits. Don't have the car but still have all my 45 collection from the 50's 60's and 70's. I love watching your channel and seeing the surprise delight you get listening to music I grew up on.
I'll bet you also have a few 45s by Rick Nelson, Roy Orbison, The Temptations, and (maybe) Tom Jones! Those were great times for music lovers!!!
@@rcinsley Definitely Roy Orbison, Dean Martin and The Beatles. Tom Jones came a bit later for me after watching his tv show . But do have a collection of 8 tracks from the mid 60's to late 70's. Then it was all cassette tapes. I didn't even start buying music CD's until the late 1990's. For me, my era was coming to a close by the late 80's and no music was worth buying after that.
you can hear Cher in the background, she's one of the background singers, also Phil Spector created that encompassing surround sound with so much happening at once, it's called "wall of sound"
This was the most requested and played song , on the radio, of the twentieth century!
Bill was the Bass & Bobby was the Tenor! They were awesome!!!
For another great oldie, check out He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother, by The Hollies. You both will love it, and your baby also.
This song was the most played song of the 20th century. Before streaming and IPods and phones the radio was the only source for music.
This song by them was played more than any other song in American Radio history.No other song has surpassed it. Just imagine this not the Beatles, Elvis or any other record was played more in the 20th century.
I grew up with this music so I love it, and I love that you two are listening to and enjoying it. Thank you so much. The Righteous Brothers like many of rocks early artists were heavily influenced by black R&B and soul music. The Beaes heros were Chuck Berry and Little Richard among others, but they loved the black singers of the 50's, and so did many of the other British Invasion groups.
I tune in and watch everyday for just one reason, to see your girl smile, she has a light in her eyes when she smiles that is addicting...So dont ever lose that loving feeling cause you are a lucky lucky guy....Aloha
Bobby is the blonde tenor and Bill is tha dark hair baritone/base. Their harmonies are perfect
The word I think you are looking for is "harmony", They harmonize beautifully.
Bill Medley& Bobby Hatfield were not "Brothers" by Blood, just the name of their singing Duo. It was given to them by a Black R&B singing group they toured with, before they became famous. They were hanging out after a gig in a Bar, and one of the guys from the other group said, Man, you guys have a "Righteous" sound. So, they began using the name "The Righteous Brothers." The rest is History, as they went on to become one of the most successful R&B singing stars ever. For years until they were on tv, everyone thought they were Black. Back in the 1960s we had tv of course, but not many shows for that kind of music, so we never really had much chance to really see them, as opposed to hearing them on the radio all the time. Great artists. I think both are gone now.
Thanks
interviews with Bill and Bobby...indicated they have said it was Black Marines stationed nearby that used to come into the club they were at who gave them their name by accident. They were not nationally known at the time of course. "You guys sound righteous brother" kind of remark. they started in a group of 4 or 5, and eventually it was just Bill and Bobby left, they needed a name, and remembered the Marines they met several times. Bill is still alive. Bobby died in 2003 in Kalamazoo MI [just less than an hour from my house], in a hotel room. Bill and Bobby were going to sing that night at the local auditorium, but they found him dead in his room, heart failure, but they found cocaine in his blood during the autopsy. Sad sad sad...he was 63.
From an era where people sung in harmony and didn’t turn a song into a screaming match to try to out do each other.
They sing in conjunction with each other; very collaborative
Bill medley and Bobby Hatfield, I love this song came out the year I was born ✌️ you seriously need to check out the group (Hall and oats) and the song "she's gone" you will love it ❤️ Happy New Year 🎉
Hall and Oates is a rabbit hole
Yeah the word you're looking for is harmony. When the bass and tenor blends together.
shes always like ya ya got ya
Your baby sounds just make song better..lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻🌸
Educating yourself in music is interesting and fun if you love music. The history of how one genre influenced another genre and so on, is unbelievable and cool.
Bill is the taller deeper voice
they sung chicago blues style "I just wanna make Love to you" The AM stations were more strictly controlled in the sixties and I recently heard it. I'm grew up in the North west and they couldn't play that old Muddy Waters tune.
You and I are king of 'I can't think of the word'
greatest vocal duo of all time
Their unique voices blend together so well....
Hey I’ve been watching you guys a while and think you’re great. Love the reactions and the fact you’ll delve into all the nooks and get the down low in the artists etc.. the era and all that. Good luck with the channel from 🇬🇧✌️
I think Bill Medley (Righteous Bro w/ deeper voice) did a duet many years later with Jennifer Warren "Time of My Life" Check it out.
Bobby Hatfield is the blond who sang Unchained Melody and Bill Medley is the black haired tall guy.
Great Bass and tenor voices, they rocked.
This isn't about the song which I listen to all the time but I really appreciate how patient you the mother is towards the distraction during your program. I just hope that he is just as patient too. Would love to see your kiddo once. Thanks for your show.
They were unreal
The tall man, the bass, is Bill Medley. The shorter man who sings high is Bob Hatfield.
You two are terrific doing this.
Bill Medley is Baritone/Bass and Bobby Hatfield is Tenor ... you guys are great together and Mister you are a lucky man to find a not only stunning and smart woman, I can tell she adores you... don't mess this up, she is one of a kind and she chose you, not the other way around... Happy New Year. : > )
My first time listening to you guys thanks for playing some of the oldies. Believe it or not my growing up address was also camby, in. Have a great day.
love the reactions love the Righteous Brothers, as a parent I love that you all have your young in participating. do you guys do movie soundtrack reviews because this in in Top Gun and would be awesome to see as a former F-14 mechanic.
Bill is the tall one, Bobby is the shorter one. There will never be another, timeless and forever.
Great job of multi-tasking Mom!
Bill Medley is the taller man with the lower voice. Bobby Hatfeild is the one from "Unchained Medlody" with the higher voice. They are not related. The word you were hunting for was Harmony. Their voice harmonize with the high and low. Another song you may is Luther Vandross " house is not a home" from the 1988 NAACP Tribute to Dion Warwick. Great voice.
Bobby Hatfield was the tenor voice and Bill Melody (the tall one) was the baritone voice they were magic together
Those beautiful, soulful voices are harmonizing. They are supported by Phil Spector’s “ Wall of Sound”. Phil produced “Unchained Melody” too.
Bill Medley produced Unchained Melody….. it was an album track and never intended for release as a single. There was no Wall of Sound on the original recording… Bill played the piano backing for it. Phil chose to put it on the B side of Hung on You, the intended hit song. The Deejays flipped it over and the rest is history….
Yall are great I enjoy watching your reactions...Thank you!
for some gritty "blue eyed soul" try Mitch Ryder's wailings in "I Found a Love" . He was "touring with Wilson Picket and asked permission to do Wilson's signature song....and tore it up...what a incredible soulful version of a great song..."
harmony is the word
This song was before most of our times but we all heard this I’m guessing. Dope reaction.
Great reaction guys these guys were so smooth to together. I would suggest hearing Bill Medley and Jennifer Lawrence And a video in dirty dancing. It was a very well done movie and dancing just added to the whole movie.
the smiles on your face say it all
Octaves different - Bill & Bobby, the Righteous Bros.
Most requested song of the 20th century.
Loved both of your reactions.
Bobby had a 4 octave range. He was an amazing singer who unfortunately passed away in the early to mid 1970's.
November 5, 2003, at age 63,
Bill is the tall, deep voice. Bobby is the shorter tenor.
Bill Medley is the dark one. I'm the one who told you about "Blue eyed Soul".
Soul has no color. Check out Dusty Springfield.
This was the most played son in the 20th century.
Right here and now live from the UK
Harmony...is the word.
the word you are looking for in all your videos is harmonizing
Timbre is the word.
Bill Medley (tall deep voice) and Bobby Hatfield are NOT brothers. This song was written in 1964 and was also used in the original movie "Top Gun"
Bill is taller and sings bass. Bobby has a tenor (higher) voice (sang solo --"Unchained Melody")
The Marines called them the Righteous Brothers.
Harmony is the word you’re looking for! 👍
It 's Also the Philly sound , By Phil Spector
They harmonize together
Have y'all ever heard of Sister Tharpe, "Music In The Air"?...oh! There go my jam, "You lost that loving feeling..."
Others you have to react to, "Soul and Inspiration", "Rock and Roll Heaven", "You'll Never Walk Alone".
Unchained Melody goes back to at least 1952 with a guy called Al Hibbler! But, it's widely believed that Bobby Hatfield's version is easily the best! Bobby RIP is on left! Somebody called their style Righteous, and it stuck!
Blue eyed soul. Best duo ever.
Earth Angel and This Magic Moment is amazing songs !
Bobby Hatfield on the left, Bill Medley on the right
Happy New Year!